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Uterus transplant is still a rare procedure—but for the six moms who have had eight babies to date through Penn’s program, it means the world.

Five classes have now graduated from Penn’s master’s degree program which prepares genetic counselors to excel in clinical practice and translational research.

Game-show-style sessions remind neurologists of the joy and wisdom of simply listening to patients, as they learn through their careers.

The beloved Bucks County institution—now Penn Medicine’s seventh hospital—maintains its founders’ focus on caring for its neighbors.

Improving access to care was a common theme among Class of 2025 medical students learning their residency destinations at Match Day.

Mitchell Schnall, MD, PhD, is using his insights from technology in radiology to solve problems and scale up changes in the health system.

Nearly two decades into her tenure at Penn, Raina Merchant, MD, leads teams transforming health care for better patient, clinician, and community experiences.

Driven by a desire to make work easier for colleagues and care better for patients, a team of developers innovates to solve health care problems.

Penn Medicine is harnessing technology, innovation, and physician insights to make health care easier for clinicians and patients.

Bruce Levine, PhD, explains why Philadelphia—the birthplace of the breakthrough cancer treatment CAR T cell therapy—is known as “Cellicon Valley.”